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There are no archetypes to inspire or refer to, only a parade of rapidly obsolescing mutations. Providing software and services through the Web, as opposed to selling and installing complicated but rapidly obsolescing software is hot right now, Orlanski said. As Michael Hammer critiques in his new book, "The Re-engineering Revolution," each of a rapidly obsolescing high-technology company's 25 process teams spent more than a year immersed in identifying current problems instead of finding ways to solve them. |
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